Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by whoisburbansky on Saturday January 23, 2021 @06:18PM
(#25887036)
Thanks a ton, this is incredible! Compressing output dynamic range and enhancing local contrast are basically all I ever use Lightroom for, so I'm looking forward to giving this a spin instead. Opinionated tools are fantastic when your opinion lines up with that of the tool author, haha.
[Edit: I really appreciate the pun in the Github Wiki intro page]
Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by kamranjon on Sunday January 24, 2021 @02:03AM
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"Filmulator does it by simulating the depletion of developer" - can you explain this part?
Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by iamacyborg on Sunday January 24, 2021 @04:54AM
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It’s referring to the depletion of the chemicals one would use when developing a photo in a dark room.
Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by mathiasrw on Saturday January 23, 2021 @06:24PM
(#25887082)
Thank you for creating this!
Any plans to provide mac downloads in the near future?
Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by CarVac on Saturday January 23, 2021 @06:28PM
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I don't own a Mac, so I would need someone to either provide builds to me, or to help set up macOS CI builds somewhere.
Re:Show HN: Filmulator – a streamlined, open-source raw phot...
by akavel on Sunday January 24, 2021 @01:20AM
(#25889802)
I haven't tried it yet for my own projects, but I'm wondering if https://github.com/popey/sosumi-snap might work for such purposes. That said, I totally understand you, and am not sure if I care enough about Mac anyway personally.
As far as filmic versus Filmulator, both of them can compress highlights while retaining colors, but Filmulator does it by simulating the depletion of developer while filmic has a whole bunch of math to maintain hue and saturation while rolling off the highlights pleasingly. Filmulator also enhances local contrast, which as far as I know filmic does not.